Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-07-07

L. "A. SiaW, oi LNHas 10 SisS-
where announced as candidate for
the office of sheriff. He is MN
held high in the esteem of the com.
in which he resides and
through the county. He is a good
republican and deserving Of consid-
Grafton at the hands OF the party.
Mrs. "A. S. Culver and daughters
bid their many friends goodbye last
week, and started for their new
home in Audubon. We are sorry
to loose Mr.. Culver and his estlma-
BILE family from among us, but wish
them prosperity in community OF
good and true people.-Anifa 2ri.
bHRc.
BY the departure of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. l.. Stotler Manning loses a gen.
tleman of genuine worth, one who
is enterprising, honest and reliable,
and highly cultured and aifable
woman. The people of Audubon
are to be congratulated in securing
so worthy couple to reside among
them.--Nanning Monitor.
A righteously non. partisan patriot
was looking about the court house
Saturday for some democratic and
knight of labor flags. He said he
wanted to see everybody fairly rep
resented at Luccock's Grove on the
glorious fourth, and he seemed so
happily occupied in his search that
no one dispelled the delightful de.
fusion.
The Fourth is past and we have
an elegant line of summer goods
that we want to close out before the
Ist of August, in order to make
room for gigantic fall stock. We
also want to take invoice Of stock
August list, and if you need clothing
we will make it to your interest to
buy at the Golden Eagle Clothing
House.
The announcement of VIM. Burns
for the office of sheriff of Audubon
county may be found elsewhere in
this issue. Mr.. Burns is longtime
resident of Audubon county, n
staunch republican, and is well quail
fled to serve the people in the ca.
pacity designated. He has hosts OF
friends throughout the county, who
will gladly contribute to his success,
Frank Gleason INDUCED in the
very innocent pastime of industri-
ouSly working sell for several days
last week, and ye editor acknowl.
edges a benefit. Frank is admira.
bly, adapted 10 that avocation, for
the reason that at the proper moment
he can send forth ripple of laughter
that will summon the populace from
the outskirts of the incorporation to
witness the chagrin Of the unfortu-
nate victim.
Miss Bonnie Stotts gave a party
at the home Of her parents last
Thursday evening, in honor of the
Misses LYDIA Houston and May
lellycr, of Des Moines. A large
number of young people were pres
ent, and report very pleasant even.
ing and an excellent collation.. A
light rain fall at early evening de.
prived the party Of the pleasure OF
the lawn, but the interior Of the
home gave ample room for all.
Little Augusta, three year old
daughter of VIM. Cloughly, ran a
nail through her foot, between the
cords Of the first and second toes,
while playing about the yard last
Friday. When found by her mother
she was tugging at the nail in an
endeavor to extract it, but her slight
strength was unavaililg. Mrs.
Cloughly extracted it and DR.. Rem
dleman dressed the wound, so that
the little one is getting along nicely.
The following program will be
rendered on next Tuesday evening,
at the meeting OF the Good Tenn
plars:
Music by the lodge.
Recitation, John Cobean.
Reading, II. u. Funk.
Instrumental Solo, Matte Moore.
Reading, Frank Barton.
Recitation, Ethel Walker.
Music, Quartettc.
d. Miss Mollie Moore.
raper' Geo. Ditzenbergcr.
Instrumental Duet, Violin and
Organ.
The democratic postmasteis Of
the Ninth congressional district held
convention in Council Bluffs yes.
terday to resolve in favor of bigger
salaries and to plot the fail campaign.
Bro. Carpenter went down to meet
with the boys and to testify his faith
by his ability to pull cork, il need
be, but we are creditably informed
that they would not give him the
pass word to the council chamber
on the strength of his prospects, and
that he was compelled to content
himself with the more innocent pas
time of attending the races.
A running race at the fair grounds
last Saturday afternoon, between a
mare belonging to as. HALEY, Of
Manning, and Hunters Black Ram
bier, drew large crowd of specta-
tors, as it promised to be closely
contested. The mare was in fine
condition for the track, while Ram
bier has had no care whatever, and
is unfit to do himself justice. But
one half-mile heat was run and in
that the mare secured the lead, which
she held at the start. The stakes
were $a5 side, and considerable
money was up on side bets.
The traditional disposition of
jury was displayed by that body OF
men impanneled last week to deter
mine the issues between John Con-
cannon and F. l.. Roynton, ct al.
The jury commenced to weigh the
question on Wednesday morning
and remained out until 10 o'clock
Friday evening, when they returned